The Rise of Alternative Discourses and Economic Emergence of India in World Politics

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Since independence in 1947 until 1980s, India had taken a third worldism foreign policy which determine by key components of third world solidarity, non alighned, ndd economic self-sufficiency. Since the late 1980s, India's foreign policy objective has changed from third worldism to economic pragmatism. This article attempts to explain the change in the foreign policy of India address the following question. The question is based on how the changes in India's foreign policy from third worldism to economic pragmatism has happened and what are the key factors behnid that. In response to this question, this hypothesis is designed that the collapse of Ethicism and the growth of Hindu Nationalism, Realism and Liberalism perspectivese  in India as a key element has transformed India's foreign policy from third worldism to economic pragmatism. This article does not produce a comprehensive account of the transformation of Indian foreign policy, but also in search of the only a key factor that explain the transformation of the India’s foreign policy, since the lat of 1980s. The explanationery method and theory of balance of interests have been used to investigate the hypothesis of this article.
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World Politics
Volume 5, Issue 2
August 2016
Pages 105-75

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